We shared the news of the sort-of, kind-of, stay-at-home order issued by New Hampshire Governor Sununu. And this morning we added the details of what that order means. One fact we want to emphasize: the firearms industry is considered an essential business in the Granite State.
Letter: Gun sellers are profiting off the coronavirus panic – Seacoastonline.com Posted Mar 20, 2020 at 5:56 PM March 18 — To the Editor: In our time of health crisis, much outrage has been directed towards the people in this country who stockpiled hand sanitizers, face masks, cleaning supplies and the like. The scorn they receive is well deserved, … Read more
Yeah, the “Featured Image” as we call them is the spoiler, sorta. I dunno, to be perfectly honest. I’ve gone to our local Shaw’s, Lowe’s, Walmart, and Market Basket. Really, do people actually think they can eat all that toilet paper?
Some of you have seen ads like the one above, for presidential candidate Biff Burt. In this one, he promises free ammunition to all Americans if they elect him president. In a different ad, he promises to give away money.
And that’s kind of the same thing. Right?
So, you can’t make a gun out of a strawberry pop tart but you can use the word “bullet” in a letter to the Prez?
Iraq? Afghanistan? No, it is not the US Army complaining that Big Sis’s Department of Homeland security has more small arms ammo than they do (although if I was the Army, I would be complaining and wanting my MRAPs back too). Nope, a different war: Just heard audio from Syrian rebel who says, “We have less … Read more
The Government accountability office (GAO) has begun looking into why the Obama administration is arming agencies with enough ammo to sustain the average war for 27 years? Good question. We’ve been wondering that ourselves. Why would a guy who claimed that the country needed a civilian national security force be arming the department of education, and…as you’ll hear in the video on the jump, fisheries agents who apparently need 46,000 rounds of hollow points to…do some redneck fishin’ ?
Hollow points?
More ammunition than the military needs for almost three decades of heavy fighting in Iraq? Hmmm. Federal agencies need 80 years worth of “practice” ammo? If it were a Republican president creating a civilian national security force would Democrats be dirtying their Maggie Hassan supplied adult diapers so quickly that they couldn’t change them fast enough? You bet. But this is Obama. Any suggestion that he might actually be arming a civilian security force–see also: a personal army–well that would be crazy talk.
But the GAO wants to know. And we can’t wait for the leaks to begin about how the Obama Admin is trying to pressure them to back off.
Great video on the jump–from of all places, USNews online.
“CO State Rep. Diana DeGette (D) “I will tell you these are ammunition, they’re bullets, so the people who have those now they’re going to shoot them, so if you ban them in the future, the number of these high capacity magazines is going to decrease dramatically over time because the bullets will have been … Read more
As if it even matters… Comcast Cable, “the nation’s largest cable provider,” has decided it will not accept firearm and ammunition advertisers in the future. This decision comes after Comcast has been running ads for some gun and hunting groups for decades. Comcast chose this new position after purchasing NBCUniversal, which has a long-standing ban … Read more
If Governor Cuomo was Veruca Salt would it sound like this…”I want the stricter gun legislation now Daddy!”
Well he got it, and the State of New York’s Blue-Print, fast tracked gun legislation is the poster child for the “we must do something now” crowd and exemplifies–unintentionally I might add–the kind of “equality” progressives believe they can legislate into existence. Sort of.
There is no exception in the New York Gun bill for New York’s finest meaning that no one, including law enforcement, may use or carry a magazine that holds more than seven rounds of ammunition.
Oops.